No. The dealer does not need to have tax liability to receive the transfer. The dealer simply acts as a pass-through for transferred tax credits. The dealer is required to pass the full amount of the tax credit on to the buyer.
Does the dealer need to have tax liability to participate in the credit transfer?
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